Operational Compliance

EU AI Act: Compliance Checker

The EU AI Act introduces new obligations for organizations developing, deploying, importing, distributing, or otherwise using AI systems, both within the EU and, in some cases, outside it.

Use our interactive assessment tool to understand whether the Act is likely to apply to your organization and AI system. In just a few steps, you’ll receive a clearer view of the obligations that may be relevant to you and the actions you may need to consider.

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AI Compliance: Turning Regulation into Responsible AI

AI compliance translates high-level regulatory mandates into concrete engineering and operational safeguards. Rather than treating legal frameworks as restrictive barriers, forward-looking organizations leverage compliance to establish systemic trust, reduce liability, and accelerate enterprise adoption.

Governance & Risk

Security & Transparency

EU AI Act & Standards

Defining algorithmic accountability requires structured risk classification, lifecycle tracking, and explicit governance oversight. Organizations must identify potential harms early across data ingestion, training, and deployment pipelines.

Continuous post-market monitoring and rigorous technical documentation ensure model outputs remain explainable, resilient against cybersecurity threats, and compliant with statutory transparency mandates throughout the entire AI lifecycle.

The EU AI Act establishes legally binding mandates, while emerging standards like prEN 18228 and prEN 18286 provide actionable technical specifications for risk control and quality management systems.

Step-by-step

Your Compliance Roadmap

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AI System Classification

Technical Documentation

Conformity Assessment

CE Marking & Monitoring

Identify high-risk AI systems and their specific regulatory obligations under the Act.

Develop comprehensive files fulfilling Annex IV requirements for transparency and traceability.

Execute internal controls or engage notified bodies for mandatory third-party assessments.

Affix CE marking and establish continuous post-market surveillance protocols.

Core Principle

Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment is Non-Negotiable

Annex IV Breakdown

Technical Documentation Requirements

Detailed checklists for enterprise files, ensuring every statutory element is addressed.

Quality Management System

Data Governance

Risk Management System

Align your QMS with prEN 18286 for AI system development and deployment.

Document data collection, processing, and bias mitigation strategies for training and testing.

Implement continuous risk identification, assessment, and mitigation in accordance with prEN 18228.

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Download templates, checklists, and frameworks to streamline your AI Act compliance journey.

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